Difference between Machine Wash and Siccative

MACHINE WASH vs SICCATIVE: NOUN

A substance that promotes drying (e.g., calcium oxide absorbs water and is used to remove moisture)
Drier, a catalyst used to promote drying.
In painting, any material added to an oil-paint to hasten the drying of the oil; a dryer. Siccative is more of a book-word, dryer being the term commonly used by painters.
A substance added to paints and some medicines to promote drying; a drier.

Rinse, Detersiveness, Detergent, Bewash, Handwash, Dishwasher, Ablutomania, Deterge, Tumble dry, Bagwash, Laundry, Dry clean, Face cloth, Wash, Washwoman

Exsiccant, Wet, Xerotic, Infumate, Bewet, Bewash, Wipe up, Dryth, Unparched, Moistless, Fordry, Roughdry, Exsiccate, Desiccative, Dry

Rinse, Detersiveness, Detergent, Bewash, Handwash, Dishwasher, Ablutomania, Deterge, Tumble dry, Bagwash, Laundry, Dry clean, Face cloth, Wash, Washwoman

Exsiccant, Wet, Xerotic, Infumate, Bewet, Bewash, Wipe up, Dryth, Unparched, Moistless, Fordry, Roughdry, Exsiccate, Desiccative, Dry

Hand wash, or machine wash on the delicate cycle, in cold water with a mild detergent, and lay flat to dry.
Wash care: separate colours, cool machine wash, cool iron, do not bleach.
Care Instructions: Gentle Machine Wash, Line Dry, Do Not Bleach, Wash Separately with similar Colors, Cool Ironing if needed.
Professional dry cleaning is recommended, but purchasers can also hand wash or machine wash the sheet set.
Even though some paint manufactures say it is safe to machine wash, I always hand wash.
You can hand wash or machine wash it with ease used on any colour so.
Machine wash or hand wash in warm water and lay flat to dry.
Machine wash or hand wash in warm, sudsy water and hang to dry.
Hand wash if possible, machine wash inside out, and always hang dry.
Cold machine wash on gentle cycle or warm hand wash.

Liquid siccative must always be added to the colors, otherwise the drying will occupy too much time.
Bound, original and magazine photographs, typescript, with oil and cobalt siccative on paper.
Bound, original photographs, with oil and cobalt siccative on paper.